At our workshops we provide all the materials (cornhusk, sinew, and fun!) for anyone who wants to learn! Each class runs for about 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes, where YOU can learn the basics of cornhusk doll making with a side of history. In our tent, we prioritize your learning and comfort, you’ll be taken back to a time when there was no Barbie or G.I. Joe, where the only dolls (or action-figures) around were made by hand. The Cornhusk doll was much more than just a toy for children, and when you attend our demonstration you will learn the story of The Cornhusk Doll!
Here are some places we have demonstrated -

Ganondagan Music Festival, Victor, NY Hull House, Lancaster, NY State University of New York at Fredonia Native American Student Union , Fredonia, NY Ithaca’s Applefest/First Peoples Festival, Ithaca, NY Scout pow wow, Alpine, NJ                                       Beaver County Pow Wow, Monaca, PA N.Y.S. Fair; Indian Village, Syracuse, NY                            Erie County Fair; Nya:weh Village, Hamburg, NY Cattaraugus Community Center; New Year’s Eve, Irving, NY         NACS (Native American Community Services) Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Lockport, NY Buffalo State College, Buffalo, NY Lake Shore Central School, Angola, NY Gowanda Central School, Gowanda, NY Ellicottville Memorial Library, Ellicottville, NY Seneca-Iroquois National Museum Onöhsagwë:de’ Cultural Center, Salamanca, NY Cayuga Nation Annual picnic, Seneca Falls, NY Susquehanna River Archaeology Center (SRAC), Waverly, NY Seneca Nation Fall Festival, Irving, NY Elma Historical Society – Hurd and Briggs Mill, Elma, NY SNI Cultural Component, Erie, PA Anderson-Lee Library, Silver Creek, NY

(Contact us for more information on demonstrations and pricing)